Nasarawa State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Barr. Isaac Danladi, on Thursday led two lawyers from the Ministry of Justice to the Supreme Court to represent the state in three high-profile constitutional cases.
The matters included two suits filed by the Attorney General of Lagos State against the Attorney General of the Federation and the Attorneys-General of the 35 states, as well as a separate suit instituted by the Attorney General of Bayelsa State against the same parties.
During the court proceedings, Barr. Danladi had a brief reunion with his Nigerian Law School classmate and former Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, who appeared in court on behalf of the Lagos State Government.
The cases, which touch on critical constitutional issues, drew notable legal minds from across the country, underscoring their national significance.
The Attorney General legal team comprised
Bar. E. U. Aliyu Deputy Director Ministry of justice .
Bar. Raymond Umar Chief state counsel.
